Lis (linear algebra library)

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See also LIS (programming language), a language designed by Jean Ichbiah, the designer of Ada

Lis (Library of Iterative Solvers for linear systems) is a library written in the C language and Fortran 90 for solving linear equations using reiteration method.

[edit] Environment

Lis needs a compiler for C language. Moreover, for using AMG fore disposition, needs compiler copes with Fortran 90. In parallel computational environment, it uses OpenMP or MPI-1.